Application Deadline: Scholarships can be awarded anytime after the application is processed, when an applicant receives their HDR offer letter.
LOCATION: Malaysia
The Graduate Research Tuition Fee Waiver Scholarship (GRTFWS)—New Students at Monash University Malaysia is a merit-based scholarship for high-achieving students beginning a Master’s by Research or PhD. The scholarship covers up to 100% of tuition fees for the standard duration of the research program, significantly reducing the financial burden of postgraduate study.
ELIGIBILITY:
New graduate research students enrolling at Monash Malaysia.
Current graduate research students at Monash Malaysia in their first year of registration.
Applicants must possess a minimum academic qualification of Second Class Honours (H2A) or it’s equivalence (H2AE) recognised by Monash University.
Applicants must not have completed a graduate research master’s or doctoral degree at the same course level (for example, are applying to undertake a second doctoral degree).
Applicants who receive a scholarship/financial assistance from an external sponsor(s) must obtain prior approval from the Scholarship office. The scholarship office will confirm that there are no contradictory conditions from the sponsors. Consent from both MUM and sponsor(s) is required.
Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis.
When you apply for admission into your preferred degree program, you will be able to select your scholarship type. No separate application is required.
By clicking on a course, you will be directed to further information, including details on ‘How to Apply.’
For further information, please contact the Monash University Malaysia Graduate Research Office at mum.gro@monash.edu
Scholarships can be awarded anytime after the application is processed, when an applicant receives their HDR offer letter.
You will be contacted by the schools for an interview.
BENEFIT:
Either a 50%, 75%, or 100% tuition fee waiver up to the duration stated below:
Research master’s degree—two years full-time equivalent from the date of course commencement.
Doctoral degree—Three years, six months full-time equivalent from the date of course commencement until the scholarship end date or upon thesis submission, whichever is earlier.